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The Inside Geneva podcast travels to New York, diving deep into the UN General Assembly’s discussions on severe human rights violations amid geopolitical tensions. Experts like Mariana Katzarova and Vladimir …
Exploring Human Rights Challenges at the UN General Assembly in New York Read More
COP29 is controversially hosted in Azerbaijan, a dictatorship accused of human rights violations and ethnic cleansing of Armenians. The regime suppresses dissent and leverages oil and gas revenue while the …
COP29: A Stage for Greenwashing Amidst Human Rights Violations Read More
Human Rights Watch will host a screening of the documentary “Welcome to Chechnya” on November 13 in Fort Lauderdale. The event aims to raise awareness about LGBTQ rights and promote …
Human Rights Watch to Showcase Impactful Film ‘Welcome to Chechnya’ Read More
Memorial, a human rights group, reveals that thousands of political prisoners exist in Russia, with 7,000 Ukrainian civilians and hundreds of Russians detained for political dissent since the Ukraine invasion. …
Memorial Reveals Thousands of Political Prisoners in Russia’s Repression Read More
The haenyeo, or “women of the sea,” are iconic figures in Jeju, known for their diving skills to harvest marine life sustainably. Their culture, recognized as a valuable heritage, includes …
Exploring the Enchanting World of Jeju’s Haenyeo Culture Read More
Felice Gaer Baran, a prominent human rights expert and director of the Jacob Blaustein Institute, passed away on November 9, 2024, at age 78. Celebrated for her dedication to international …
Felice Gaer: Iconic Advocate for Human Rights Passes Away at 78 Read More
Dmytro Lubinets, the Ukrainian Commissioner for Human Rights, met with his Russian counterpart in Belarus, resulting in the exchange of prisoner of war lists and the establishment of a new …
Hope Amidst Conflict: Ukrainian and Russian Human Rights Commissioners Meet Read More
The article highlights a shift in finance where private markets are becoming accessible to ordinary individuals, allowing for broader diversification away from traditional stock market fixation on tech giants. While …
Barbarians at the Gate: Private Markets Go Public Read More
Russia has started importing Turkish butter in response to rising local prices amid sanctions impacting traditional suppliers. As inflation surges with a 34% rise in butter prices this year, consumers …
Turkey’s Butter Becomes a Lifeline for Russia Amid Economic Struggles Read More
The European Court of Human Rights ruled in favor of freedom of expression by condemning Russian laws that restrict NGOs and individuals designated as ‘foreign agents’. This unanimous decision underscores …
European Court of Human Rights Upholds Freedom of Expression Against Russian Laws Read More